Sazier opened the captain's cabin door and plunged inside.
Just then, Kikyo, who was on a speedboat nearby, took out the large bow on her back, drew the bow and arrow, faced the water, and murmured, "There are still some left."
call out!
With that, she released her fingers and shot an arrow into the water.
Soon, a blood-red haze appeared on the sea surface.
...
"Um?"
office.
Kuro watched through the floor-to-ceiling windows as the sailors carried several bags back to the speedboat and headed towards the Golden Lion.
"That idiot Sazir, why did he bring back a head? Isn't that dirty? He could have just captured the person directly. Killing him is too much trouble. Preserving the head is too much work."
He also saw the head that Sazir was carrying.
"Maybe it's because it's easier to kill them, to avoid resistance," Kro said from the side.
Kuro never stops his subordinates from getting credit on their own, as long as they don't involve him.
Similarly, under Kuro's rule, everyone tacitly agreed that all pirates should be killed.
Therefore, if you want credit, you can only bring a corpse or proof.
The body is too big to carry around, so bringing the head is just right.
Besides Sazel, Kuro also has this habit; he never holds back against pirates.
The only one who can catch pirates is Cass.
However, in reality, Kuro didn't kill all pirates. He actually let go of quite a few pirates back then. They were mostly people who hadn't done anything wrong and were forced to become pirates by chance due to being put on a bounty.
As for the other pirates, they were simply killed off when no one was watching because they didn't want to make any contributions.
Later, after joining the headquarters, this habit was retained: kill those who could be killed, and let those who could be released go as fate dictated.
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